Poll: What is your favorite type of pizza?

[coryclifford]

at Moose jaw Pizza in Wisconsin

I used to print their boxes. In Ohio. Ship them to Reinhardt out that way in Cedar Falls maybe. Or Rogers. Pretty big account.

Edit: Cedar Rapids

 

[Losco]

Margherita

 

[Kurei]

Free is not an option?

My brother scoffs at you.

 

[GTRacer22]

Buffalo chicken all the way.

Also, side note, anyone that likes pineapple on their pizza.. you're dead to me.

 

[Com Fox]

Pineapple master race, you fruitless and tomato (almost forgot tomato was a fruit) peasants

 

[adamp93]

I had pepperoni, ham and mushroom on a pizza last night from a place that offers toppings such as "normal" chicken and somehow halal salami.

 

[W3H5]

halal salami.

Seems legit.

Although salami can be made with beef.

 

[Johnnypenso]

My own homemade pizza of course. Made in a cast iron frying pan, no rolling or tossing of the dough. Whole grain crust infused with rosemary or herbs of your choice. Perfect crust every time:

 

[adamp93]

Seems legit.

Although salami can be made with beef.

I hadn't considered that. They should probably be specific though because it looks a bit daft, especially when I was a little drunk.

 

[W3H5]

when I was a little drunk.

Alcohol - definitely not halal.

Pizza is always better with ham, no doubts about it, so not having ham for the sake of religion makes me even happier that I'm not Jewish, Muslim or any other religion, especially one without beer and pork.

 

[Johnnypenso]

Alcohol - definitely not halal.

Pizza is always better with ham, no doubts about it, so not having ham for the sake of religion makes me even happier that I'm not Jewish, Muslim or any other religion, especially one without beer and pork.

I thought beer + pork + pizza was a religion all by itself. I know when I finally sit down a with good brew and a nice pie the words, "Thank God" usually come to mind

 

[ScottPuss20]

You can't go wrong with a Hawaiian.

 

[Sp3edst3r]

Hawaiian master race

 

[wvmgmidget]

Sicilian thick crust is what is traditionally the most popular where I'm from and my favorite. I love the corner pieces.

 

[W3H5]

Hawaiian sucks balls. Isn't the worst pizza ever but there's no justifying pineapple on a pizza.

It's the equivalent of having a chocolate muffin topped with pubes.

 

[Hollow]

I love Hawaiian style, but there's soo much hate for pineapple on pizza these days.

 

[Silver Arrows]

There is a chain out here in Canada, Panago, that does a great Canadian pizza. Instead of mushrooms, I always get mine with banana peppers and extra bacon.

****'s money man.

 

[Johnnypenso]

I love Hawaiian style, but there's soo much hate for pineapple on pizza these days.

For me fruit doesn't belong on a pizza. Not a fan of fruit mixed with either meat or veggies really. I'd tolerate it to be polite but where there's an option, no dice.

 

[coryclifford]

For me fruit doesn't belong on a pizza.

Uh, tomatoes?

 

[Johnnypenso]

Uh, tomatoes?

Touche' but I won't put tomato slices on a pizza. I draw the line at tomato sauce so I guess that is an exception for me.

 

[coryclifford]

Jet's in the US is about the only Hawaiian pizza I'll do. Thick stuff. But it's seriously good. No almonds cause almonds on pizza makes less sense than a fruit on one.

 

[jake2013guy]

Hawaiian. Any pizza, any size. Pizza Hut on a Friday.

 

[adamp93]

Kill it. Kill it with fire.

 

[W3H5]

Filth. How dare they...

 

[AlvaroF]

Kill it. Kill it with fire.

Hmm. I have to try it. I love fruit on any kind of food.

 

[Lord Kacperov]

What, wait, why? WHY?! Who on Earth thought that was a good idea?! Strawberries on pizza already sounds disgusting, and it looks disgusting! I bet it tastes disgusting too!

I mean, I know people have different opinions and all, but come on.

 

[kikie]

I wonder; is a margherita the first and original pizza?

 

[W3H5]

I wonder; is a margherita the first and original pizza?

I think original “pizza” was just stone baked bread with olive oil and a sprinkling of herbs.

 

[Kurei]

Kill it. Kill it with fire.

That's a pizza I wouldn't eat even if it was free.

*see my earlier post*

 

[polysmut]

I wonder; is a margherita the first and original pizza?

I heard a while ago that the topping was named and created by a local Baker in honour of an Italian princess or queen who was visiting a particular region of Italy (possibly Napoli?). The white mozzarella, red tomatoes and green herbs represented the Italian flag. The story goes that pizza in some form already existed before this. I never looked into whether or not the story was true.

Edit:
It looks like it's a well known story but not a true one.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/0/20515123